CSM Ingredients unveiled a new product range, presented in a new brand image, available for its clients in France under the Catherine brand name.
Mondelēz International launched its fifth annual State of Snacking™ report, a global consumer trends study. In addition, a standalone, complementary State of Snacking: Future Trends report is launched this year.
interpack started planning for the trade fair’s next edition, opening registration on March 20, about two years ahead of the fair. All halls of the Düsseldorf Trade Fair Center will be available again. The new assignment of halls according to sectors of the industry, which was introduced at the last interpack, will be continued.
Across the UK, Greggs stores are closing, as they experience card payment failures, or serving customers via cash-only payments while the chain works on resolving the IT issue.
Paris-headquartered Biscuit International launched a limited edition version of its chocolate kisses for Easter 2024, featuring a velvety foam center nestled atop a crunchy waffle base, enrobed in a white chocolate coating.
MULTIVAC Group acquired land in the new Industrial Park in Iphofen, Germany, where FRITSCH is set to relocate its main headquarters. The new location, spanning 7.6 ha of land, will bring together the business operations of the dough machinery manufacturer.
McDonald’s announced nostalgic flavors are the theme of its 2024 Easter menu, which is available for a limited time starting from March 13, in the UK and Ireland. It includes a new launch, Hot Cross Bun Pies, made of crispy cinnamon pastry filled with a spiced fruit mix and butter-flavor cream filling.
Royal Kaak CEO, Lodewijk van den Borg, was appointed Officer in the Order of Orange-Nassau by the King of the Netherlands, as an acknowledgment of his role as CEO for 12 and a half years, and his accomplishments in innovation and societal progress.
Walker’s Shortbread announced a packaging redesign for its core range of shortbread offerings. The brand’s iconic, red tartan patterns will stay, but it will now have “a stronger and more contemporary finish”.
Japanese sweets manufacturer, Tokyo Banana, introduced its popular melonpan among the offerings at its Tokyo Station store, for a limited duration starting March 1. The company is known for its range of treats, which make popular souvenirs.